Mauritius welcomes compact firefighter
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2020
Spanish boatbuilder AISTER has delivered a marine grade-aluminium fireboat to the Airport of Mauritius (AML).
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Barge demand up in Indonesia
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2020
PT Bandar Abadi is preparing to launch a new 90m steel barge from its facility in Batam.
US e-ferry back in build
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2020
Into the trenches
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2020
Marine contractor Van Oord is concluding trials of its ‘Deep Dig-It’ subsea trenching tractor, in advance of its first contract on the North Sea seabed.
MSC Software and DNV GL partner for streamlined design and simulation
The Naval Architects: April 2020
Smoother workflow using the MSC Apex and Sesam software platforms promises improved productivity.
Denmark’s shipping industry focuses on carbon emissions
The Naval Architect: April 2020
The Danish flag registry hopes to use its growing influence to push for a mandatory R&D fund with IMO.
Chinese shipyards’ uncertainty over post-Covid19 schedules
The Naval Architect: April 2020
China’s shipbuilding industry is returning to work following the Covid-19 outbreak, but what measures have been taken by the country’s major shipyards?
Coronavirus: a catalyst for change?
The Naval Architect: April 2020
Disruption in the transport and logistics sector could be accelerated dramatically by the coronavirus pandemic, according to one tech specialist.
Collaborative project aims for biofuel-powered ship trials
The Naval Architect: April 2020
Kvasir Technologies, a partner of Danish joint industry initiative ShippingLab, has been working with shipping company Norden to develop a liquefaction-based biofuel.
The job in hand
Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2020
Pilots using SEAMOR Marine’s range of ROVs can now use a handheld control pendant to operate these assets, granting them a greater degree of freedom of movement.
Modular approach for OSV 9020
Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2020
Damen’s new concept vessel has been designed to offer customisation on top of a “conceptual standard platform”.
Havyard calls in help for 833 WE
Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2020
Havyard has outsourced completion of the 89.7m PSV Atlantic Harrier to Kleven Verft, in a bid to get the delayed ship delivered to its new Canadian owner this summer.